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Le Pen scares away investments in France

French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen said that majority of holders of the country’s debt do not care about a currency in which the debt will be repaid. However, investors do not agree with the politician’s views, Bloomberg writes. In a recent speech, Marine Le Pen said that government bonds...

Sore Spot in Trump, Abe Meet is Japan's Love of Tiny Cars

While the path to balancing auto exports and imports will be no easier than it was in the 1980s, Japan's bulging automotive trade surplus will be a sore spot when Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe meets with U.S. President Donald Trump.   The two leaders are unlikely to change the fact that...

American oil leap frogs in production; the market hits the panic button

The United States continues to actively build up oil reserves and is stepping up active drilling. This situation occurred thanks to stabilization of oil prices, which OPEC and other producers have achieved by limiting production. US production, on the other hand, is shooting for higher levels now....

Canada Government’s Bombardier Funding Challenged at WTO by Brazil

Accusing Canada of distorting the global aerospace industry with subsidies for planemaker Bombardier Inc, Brazil opened a formal complaint against Canada at the World Trade Organization (WTO).   Undercutting the market for commercial jets made by Brazilian rival Embraer SA was the support...

Italians are losing faith in the euro

Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Italy Salvatore Rossi during a radio show was asked why wouldn’t the country abandon the euro and return to its old and familiar currency, the lira. According to Rossi, such a scenario could not even be put forward for public discussion and would result in a...

Australia’s Trillion-Dollar Debt Pile Now Develops Cracks

In Australia, mortgage arrears are creeping up, lenders’ bad debt provisions have increased and personal insolvencies are near an all-time high are the three warning signs that back up the spike in demand and consumers and property investors around Australia are making more calls to financial...

PwC predicts the world's largest economies of 2030

PwC published a forecast of the world’s most powerful economies until 2030. The report is called "The long view: How will the global economic order change by 2050?". The paper includes 32 countries and projects GDP at purchasing power parity (PPP). PPP is a measure used to determine economic...

Lower Fiscal Surplus Target Should be Met by Greece, says the IMF

Greece should meet the fiscal surplus target preferred by most IMF directors which will help its economy to grow by just under 1.0 percent in the long run given the constraints of its bailout program, the International Monetary Fund said on Monday while talking about the future of this European...

A Headache for the EU and Investors is Being Posed by Romania

While asking the Romanian government to increase transparency, both European Union officials and investors have raised concerns over corruption in the country.   This followed the government scrapping the constitutional changes to make null and void government's plans to tinker with the...

Barron's: AMD's share price will double in 2017

Analysts see an opportunity for double-digit growth of AMD's stock price in the current year, according to Barron's. Over the past year papers of the producer of chips and graphics solutions have risen fivefold. This year, AMD's position may strengthen significantly. This statement relates not only...
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